The document provides insights and practical tools useful not only to national competent authorities in the field of posting of workers, but also to a wide range of institutions.

Around thirty workers were controlled, some of them were identified as third country nationals using fake ID cards from EU member states.

The European Labour Authority (ELA) hits the mark of successfully facilitating 100 concerted and joint labour inspections since its establishment at the end of 2019.

ELA published today a new report on the awareness of labour mobility services.

The report provides practitioners from the Member States, the social partners and experts with an overview of cross-border cooperation obligations, challenges and possible activities in relation to the international road transport sector.